Gustav J. Fiebeger

1858–1939 (age 81)

Biography

Gustav J. Fiebeger (1858–1939) approached each day with quiet determination, shaping a legacy of steady integrity and unwavering commitment.

His chosen resting place at West Point Cemetery offers a peaceful space to reflect on the many ways he enriched his community.

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